Should I mention a prior arrest in my green card application
Yes, you should disclose every arrest you had.
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Yes, you should disclose every arrest you had.
You are in a nice position: you are out of the risky asylum application because you divorced the primary applicant, and you are (if an I-130 is...
No, it is not necessary to have a foreign passport to remove conditions and naturalize.
Bad. You have a continued duty of truth in your I-485, meaning that you must amend your I-485 to reflect the fact of the DUI arrest.
A motion to reopen is a highly technical legal matter - engage an immigration attorney with experience in I-290B "administrative" appeals. There...
He better engage an experienced immigration attorney. He is likely to qualify for DACA benefits - deferral of removal (deportation) and a "work...
No. Engage an experienced deportation defense attorney to represent you in removal proceedings, and find an expert witness on conditions in your...
It is better for your to find another country and this time have a lawyer. By going back to the country from where you claimed persecution IN...
Depends on your immigration status. Prostitution is a Crime Involving Moral Turpitude. If you are a Lawful Permanent Resident, the second...
Using CHIP would not in any way complicate your husband's pending AOS matter. Good luck.